Website options for e-commerce.

Hello, everyone.
I am setting up a simple website that I intend to use (among other things) to sell a few items associated with services I will be offering in this site. My website will be hosted at my own local server and I don't have the advanced technical skills with web design and networking services that would allow me to set up anything very complicated.
Are there any services I can use for the completion of the sale process ? In other words, the browser would choose the product on my site but then be transferred to another site where he/she would complete the transaction. Afterwards I would like this service to redirect the browser back to my site if this option if available.
Any suggestions ?
Thanks,
Joseph

Joseph ~ Weebly, a free web-based site builder, offers e-commerce — see the video here:
http://blog.weebly.com/2/post/2009/05/announcing-weebly-e-commerce-features.html
...I haven't used it, but presumably you could link from your iWeb site to your Weebly e-commerce page in a new browser window — so visitors don't leave your iWeb site completely.
An alternative to Weebly is to incorporate PayPal buttons into your iWeb site:
http://web.mac.com/catucker/InsideOutside/PayPal.html

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